Dirt Bike Trails
Near Washington, Georgia

Town Creek ORV is located in Onocee National Forest. This fun singletrack has plenty of twisties, ups and downs, both sweeping and tight turns, over rocks, pine needles, sand, hard pack dirt , roots and small tree limbs. The trail is ridden clockwise . There are few bridges on the this trail, wh...
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Town Creek ORV is located in Onocee National Forest. The B Loop trail is fairly flat and made up of hard pack and red clay dirt with plenty of roots. The trail is ridden clockwise . The last two miles of the trail, are the most challenging due downhill trail erosion. There are many bridges on the t...
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Penfield Hunt Camp Road is located in the Oconee National Forest. This road is mostly flat, with a few pothole exceptions. If you are traveling with a long trailer, drive slowly; the road is passable. At the end of the road, you'll find three fire rings, a large turnaround loop, a pit toilet, handic...
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Parsons Mountain OHV Trail is a well-maintained forest trail system suited for ATV riders, dirt bikes, and side-by-sides looking for a manageable ride with variable conditions that can quickly become more technical after rain. Located within Sumter National Forest near Abbeville and McCormick County...
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Turner Trail offers offroaders an engaging, scenic trek through the dense pine and hardwood forests of the Oconee National Forest, making it an ideal option for drivers looking to escape into a remote woodland environment. Stretching just over two miles, this route begins just south of Springfield C...
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Most of this trail is a single lane with several muddy patches and occasional ruts that require careful navigation. A four-wheel-drive vehicle is essential unless it hasn’t rained for weeks. Expect multiple mud holes, the deepest around eight inches, with some areas prone to sticky, deep mud—exercis...
Learn more about Mason Wildlife Trail North

The trail begins as gravel but quickly transitions to a dirt path with grass in the center. Located in a Wildlife Management Area used for hunting, it’s best to visit on Sundays when hunting is prohibited. Expect frequent small mud holes, as the trail can become very muddy. Taking the first right fo...
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This short trail takes you down to the South Carolina Side of the Savannah River. You will pass some very swampy areas on both sides of the road. If you stop looking at the wildlife, make sure you watch for Alligators. This is a great trail to hit if you are out for a day of exploring and want a ni...
Learn more about Fury's Ferry Boat Ramp

This beautiful, short trail offers scenic views along its path. It follows a well-maintained forest road, wide enough to allow two full-sized 4x4 vehicles to pass comfortably. Although it doesn't provide an off-road challenge, the trail gives visitors a captivating glimpse deep into the Sumter Natio...
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This route begins at the northern end of Burgess Road (1120), a well-maintained gravel service road that leads to Martins Mill Road. At this split, travelers should turn right as taking a left will lead you to a dead end. Martins Mill Road is well maintained however some washed out road conditions m...
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Provides access to Campsites 2 through 6. This area is riddled with short twisties that can get you turned around easily. Keep track of the map so you don't get lost getting back to camp. Keep in mind that a few of the mudholes can be very deep- stay out, or you might need a rescue.
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West side perimeter road following the river at the bottom of the hill. Portions may flood if the river is up. Easy 2-way trail, but can be VERY muddy. Stay out of the water- It's DEEP! River Road provides access to the lower entry or exit points of many of the park's trails. It also runs through t...
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Water Cooler trail may look like a straightforward loop, but in reality, it is a maze of tight twisties in the sand. Great place to practice wheeling in off-camber situations as well as testing your rig's flex and balance. Easy sand trails, but watch out for standing water, it changes with the tide ...
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Named after the founder of Gulches ORV Park - Skip Wilkenson. Provides a top-of-the-hill view of the wall climbing action. Skip thoroughly enjoyed showing guests around the park, giving free tours of all the trails. In addition to watching the guests play in the park, he would at times ride along wi...
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Up or down, it's a fun hill for everyone. Provides an easy way up or down to watch the wall-climbing action. Hill 3 connects The Barnyard at the bottom to Skip's Lookout at the top. There are a few smaller rock obstacles to play on along the north side.
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Rocky and uneven wall climb between Trail 3 and 3D. Get it? This is number one of seven wall climb trails that Gulches ORV Park is known for. Rollovers, both sideways and end-over-end, and significant body damage are likely. Multiple lines are possible, including straight up the large ledge at the b...
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Wall climb trail. You won't need 3D glasses while you roll down this one. Just as steep as its neighbors, but with multiple massive rock outcrops. This is number two of seven wall climb trails that Gulches ORV Park is known for. Rollovers, both sideways and end-over-end, and significant body damage ...
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Named for our departed friend, Alex Ragsdale. Rocky wall climb. This is number three of seven wall climb trails that Gulches ORV Park is known for. Rollovers, both sideways and end-over-end, and significant body damage are likely. This trail is part of the Summer Shootout competition sponsored by Gu...
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Rocky wall climb. Lockers, a winch, and lots of horsepower. Must have a FULL ROLL CAGE. This is number three of six wall climb trails that Gulches ORV Park is known for. Rollovers, both sideways and end-over-end, and significant body damage are likely. Only expert drivers in highly modified vehicles...
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Rocky wall climb with just enough loose rock and tree litter to keep you on your toes. This is number four of six wall climb trails that Gulches ORV Park is known for. Rollovers, both sideways and end-over-end, and significant body damage are likely. This trail was featured in the Gulches SxS Stampe...
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Town Creek ORV is located in Onocee National Forest. The B Loop trail is fairly flat and made up of hard pack and red clay dirt with plenty of roots. The trail is ridden clockwise . The last two miles of the trail, are the most challenging due downhill trail erosion. There are many bridges on the t...
Learn more about B Loop

Penfield Hunt Camp Road is located in the Oconee National Forest. This road is mostly flat, with a few pothole exceptions. If you are traveling with a long trailer, drive slowly; the road is passable. At the end of the road, you'll find three fire rings, a large turnaround loop, a pit toilet, handic...
Learn more about Penfield Hunt Camp Road

Parsons Mountain OHV Trail is a well-maintained forest trail system suited for ATV riders, dirt bikes, and side-by-sides looking for a manageable ride with variable conditions that can quickly become more technical after rain. Located within Sumter National Forest near Abbeville and McCormick County...
Learn more about Parsons Mtn OHV

Turner Trail offers offroaders an engaging, scenic trek through the dense pine and hardwood forests of the Oconee National Forest, making it an ideal option for drivers looking to escape into a remote woodland environment. Stretching just over two miles, this route begins just south of Springfield C...
Learn more about Turner Trail

Penfield Hunt Camp Road is located in the Oconee National Forest. This road is mostly flat, with a few pothole exceptions. If you are traveling with a long trailer, drive slowly; the road is passable. At the end of the road, you'll find three fire rings, a large turnaround loop, a pit toilet, handic...
Learn more about Penfield Hunt Camp Road

Most of this trail is a single lane with several muddy patches and occasional ruts that require careful navigation. A four-wheel-drive vehicle is essential unless it hasn’t rained for weeks. Expect multiple mud holes, the deepest around eight inches, with some areas prone to sticky, deep mud—exercis...
Learn more about Mason Wildlife Trail North

The trail begins as gravel but quickly transitions to a dirt path with grass in the center. Located in a Wildlife Management Area used for hunting, it’s best to visit on Sundays when hunting is prohibited. Expect frequent small mud holes, as the trail can become very muddy. Taking the first right fo...
Learn more about Mason Wildlife Trail South

This short trail takes you down to the South Carolina Side of the Savannah River. You will pass some very swampy areas on both sides of the road. If you stop looking at the wildlife, make sure you watch for Alligators. This is a great trail to hit if you are out for a day of exploring and want a ni...
Learn more about Fury's Ferry Boat Ramp